When regulation of foreign money is portrayed as repression, the debate is no longer merely about compliance—it becomes a contest over sovereignty, influence and who gets to define democratic legitimacy. The Battle Over India’s Financial Sovereignty India’s Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act has increasingly become more than a domestic regulatory framework. It has turned into an international narrative battleground in which New Delhi’s attempts to regulate foreign funding

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